Crazy Bird Stories: Weird Whacky Birds described with Rhyming Words Book 3 - Barnes, Daryl
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Have you heard of the crazy bird known as the Charming Chat, who sat on a doormat with a fat cat in a hat? Crazy Bird Stories tells of the Charming Chat, along with eleven other native Australian birds that can be found around the Mackay district of North Central Queensland. These poems introduce the birds to children and use rhyming words in short stanzas to cell imaginary stories of very strange bird behavior. There's the Cranky Coot who plays the flute in a striped suit, and the Graffiti Goshawk, who attached chalk to a grass stalk and wrote on a sidewalk. With such a wide range of bizarre…mehr

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Have you heard of the crazy bird known as the Charming Chat, who sat on a doormat with a fat cat in a hat? Crazy Bird Stories tells of the Charming Chat, along with eleven other native Australian birds that can be found around the Mackay district of North Central Queensland. These poems introduce the birds to children and use rhyming words in short stanzas to cell imaginary stories of very strange bird behavior. There's the Cranky Coot who plays the flute in a striped suit, and the Graffiti Goshawk, who attached chalk to a grass stalk and wrote on a sidewalk. With such a wide range of bizarre behaviors, these verses invite young readers to let their imaginations run free. Fanciful and informative, this collection of children's poetry depicts Australian birds involved in unusual and unbirdlike activities. Have you heard Of chis crazy bird? It's called the Charming Chat. It sat on a doorn1at with a fat cat in a hat When in for a chat, flew a furry fruit bat As the acrobat water rat performed on the back of the wombat
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Daryl Barnes published his first children's picture book in 2015 and has since continued writing poetry. He also writes about his life experiences and issues chat are important to him, such as conservation and destruction of the habitat of local birdlife around Mackay in particular and Australia in general. He currently lives in Walkerston, Queensland, Australia.